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From: Paul Thompson on 31 Jan 2008 16:44 Updated from the 2.6.22.13 to the 2.6.22.16 kernel and now it fails to boot with a "error while parsing number". Help, any suggestions? Thanks Paul
From: EOS on 1 Feb 2008 00:45 Paul Thompson wrote: > Updated from the 2.6.22.13 to the 2.6.22.16 kernel and now it fails to > boot with a "error while parsing number". > > Help, any suggestions? > > Thanks > Paul no problem here with openSUSE 10.3 X68 http://users.telenet.be/photo-memories/img/kernel.png boot with install cd / dvd and use repair mode. -- EOS www.photo-memories.be Running KDE 3.5.8 / openSUSE 10.3
From: Darklight on 1 Feb 2008 08:02 Paul Thompson wrote: > Updated from the 2.6.22.13 to the 2.6.22.16 kernel and now it fails to > boot with a "error while parsing number". > > Help, any suggestions? > > Thanks > Paul did you compile the kernel and did you recompile the nvidia driver thats if you used the nvidia driver from their web site.
From: Daud Daud on 1 Feb 2008 09:18 Darklight wrote: > Paul Thompson wrote: > >> Updated from the 2.6.22.13 to the 2.6.22.16 kernel and now it fails to >> boot with a "error while parsing number". >> >> Help, any suggestions? >> >> Thanks >> Paul > > did you compile the kernel and did you recompile the nvidia driver > thats if you used the nvidia driver from their web site. Darklight: If the OP's situation is the same as mine, this kernel update was done via online update. Watching the progress, I was pleased to see that after applying the main kernel delta, it was downloading and applying x11-video-nvidiaG01 and nvidia-gfxG01-kmp-default automatically. OP obviously got an error message - I have a blank screen. (Pls excuse posting from 'the other side' until I get time to repair openSUSE) D2
From: noi ance on 1 Feb 2008 03:45
On Wed, 30 Jan 2008 15:44:12 -0600, Paul Thompson typed this message: > Updated from the 2.6.22.13 to the 2.6.22.16 kernel and now it fails to > boot with a "error while parsing number". > > Help, any suggestions? > > Thanks > Paul Well the same bet is to boot your install CDs/DVD and try to repair, or make the system boot the older kernel. If you can't repair the system or boot the old kernel, then boot the DVD/CDs and run the update system. Repair install doesn't work off the 10.3 DVDs. |